List of Editors
1970 March-July: Editor director - Richard Hall, Editor - Alan Rake
1970 August: Editor - Alan Rake
1977 January: Managing editor - Alan Rake, Editor - Sam Uba, Publisher - Afif Ben Yedder
1978 January-April: Executive director - David Coetzee, Managing editor - Alan Rake
1978 May: Editor-in-chief - Peter Enahoro
1980 January-October: Editor-publisher - Peter Enahoro
1980 November: Editor-in-chief - M.Mlamali Adam
1981 February: Acting editor-in-chief - Alan Rake, Deputy Editor - Baffour Ankomah
1995 January: Editor-in-chief - Alan Rake, Deputy editor - Baffour Ankomah
1999 July/August: Editor - Baffour Ankomah
The current editor is Baffour Ankomah. A proclaimed pan-Africanist, he has lived in Britain for decades and renounced his Ghanaian citizenship in order to become naturalised as a Briton.
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